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Cook School of Intercultural Studies, University News
Biola to Revitalize the Academic Programs under the Cook School of Intercultural Studies and Close the Cook School
The programs will be relocated to other schools or entities within Biola
May 26, 2023
After more than 10 years of enrollment challenges, the Cook School of Intercultural Studies will close after the 2023-2024 academic year and the...
Cook School of Intercultural Studies
How Black Female B&B and Guesthouse Entrepreneurs Impact Economic Empowerment in South Africa
Professor Dr. Katrina Greene visited Cape Town, South Africa to research economic empowerment and implications that derive from Black, female-owned and operated bed and breakfasts and guesthouses
May 25, 2023
Economic empowerment is complex, according to Dr. Katrina Greene, associate professor of anthropology and intercultural studies in Biola’s Cook...
Faculty Highlights, School of Fine Arts and Communication
Communications Professor Speaks on Suffering and Evil on “Focus on the Family” Podcast
Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses his book “Eyes to See” and God’s work amidst evil in recent interview
May 08, 2023
The ever-pressing issue of why God allows suffering and atrocious evil acts in this world is a weighty topic, and Dr. Tim Muehlhoff — professor of...

New research reveals the 30 critiques holding women back from leadership that most men will never hear
May 02, 2023 — Fast Company
Dr. Leanne Dzubinski, acting dean of Cook School of Intercultural Studies, and her co-researchers, released an article about how practically any characteristic can be proclaimed problematic to question a woman’s competence and suitability for leadership.
Gratitude Changes Our Desires
April 26, 2023 — Christianity Today
Associate professor of philosophy Kent Dunnington co-writes an article for Christianity Today on how gratitude works in us to change our desires. When gratitude begins and ends with our thankfulness to God, our life has a different, better quality to it.
Eve’s Legacy Is Both Sin and Redemption
April 19, 2023 — Christianity Today
Dr. Carmen Imes writes an articles for Christianity Today about Eve's deception and how, despite being deceived, she was blessed to become the mother of all that is living. Thus, Eve's legacy is not only sin but a tale of redemption as well.